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Darryn Adams _adamsphotos — I've been wanting to read a Peter Matthiessen novel for such a long time. I started to read one several years ago - the one about Nepal - but after I'd read fifty pages I realized I would like it one day but that I couldn't concentrate enough to enjoy it then. I have fewer excuses and fewer distractions these days, so I persevered this time. Through the lines and lines of words, so many words. Sometimes I had to skim just to keep moving through paragraphs, which makes me think admire Matthiessen's writing at the same time it makes me not want to read another novel by him for a while. At Play in the Fields of the Lord is about missionaries and native people in the jungles of South America, and it reminded me of The Poisonwood Bible, though it was written before TPB. Both novels depict the missionaries and their families as troubled and having to survive through experiences that make them question their faith. There is also an American Indian character who lives with the jungle Indians and lets them believe that he is a spirit-god. The story and the characters were complex but not too complicated, and I think it would be a fun book to read and write about analytically, but I wish the person who read my copy before me had kept her notes to herself.

Venetia Thorneycroft venetiathorneycroft — My daughter told me to read this. It was wonderful.

Eliza Peniche elizandrapeniche — This book falls under the category of what you call Mystical Reality. Funny, i know! But it correctly explains the book! There are two stories running parallel in this huge novel. The story of Saleem Sinai born at the stroke of midnight when India got it's freedom and the story of India before and after Independence. The beauty of this novel is how Rushdie merges the problems of India after Independence with the problems faced by Saleem in his growing years! i was amazed by the parallels that he had drawn with between the two. And what a great literary writer Salman Rushdie is! His hold over English is stupendous and he can write a half a page sentence which sometimes is very irritating. Yet he manages to weave a story which will bother you, confuse you, enlighten you and in the end make you think about the protagonist! Rushdie is really a one-book wonder! A piece of warning- You might never finish the book in a day or two. you need to be patient!